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Spoke (10G x 6 3/8 in. 83°) c/w nipple
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Also known asW933
DiagramFig. 14 — REAR WHEEL · ref 6
Subsystemwheels
Listed in parts books1963–1964

Spoke (10G x 6 3/8 in. 83°) c/w nipple

Rear wheel spoke, 10G x 6 3/8 in., 83-degree angle, comes with nipple.

PN · 37-0933

This is a rear wheel spoke, 10 gauge by 6 3/8 in., with the nipple included. It's listed in the catalog under the rear wheel figure, so it's built for lacing up the back wheel rather than the front. The 83-degree angle callout in the parts book tells you this is a specific spoke length and bend for a particular hole position in the hub and rim, not a generic one-size spoke.

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The older book number for this one is W933, which shows up if you're working from an early parts list. When you're rebuilding or re-lacing a rear wheel, spokes aren't interchangeable position to position, so it pays to keep track of which hole each one came out of before you start pulling the old ones.

Our catalog record on this one is brief - it shows up across a couple of listings from the early '60s - so if you're not sure this is the exact spoke your hub and rim combination needs, give us a call and we'll help you confirm before you order.

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